The Apeiron by Sybarite
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Building architect:
Sybarite
Abu Dhabi Buildings
Info from Sybarite:
THE APEIRON
The Apeiron Hotel Dubai - Statistics:
TOTAL FLOORS 28 (above ground)
TOTAL SUITES 438
SUITE SIZES 180m² - 750m²
BUILDING HEIGHT 185m
GROSS FLOOR AREA 300,000m²
SITE FOOTPRINT AREA 26,500m²
PASSENGER LIFTS 14
SERVICE LIFTS 8
DISTANCE OFF SHORE 300m (Building design is equally as powerful within a landlocked site)
WIND LOAD FACTOR 350km per hour
CONSTRUCTION COST $350 million US Dollars (estimated)
STRUCTURE Steel, Reinforced Concrete
HOTEL RATING 5 Star Deluxe (7 Star Unofficially)
FLOOR DESCRIPTION & BREAKDOWN
Level -3 Parking (optional road access via bridge or tunnel)
Level -2 Mechanical & Electrical Plant, Waste, Fire Pumps, Laundry, Parking
Level -1 Spa, Health Club, Sculpture Gallery, Restaurants, Bars, Club
(all double height spaces - views into arrival jetty, lagoon & pools)
Level 0 Ground Floor, Double Height Lobby & Luxury Boutiques
Level 1 Void from double height space below
Level 2 Luxury Boutiques & Bar
Level 3 - 7 16 Suites
Level 8 14 Suites, Double height Cinema & Bar
Level 9 14 Suites, Helipad + Sky Reception
Level 10 Mechanical & Electrical Plant, Restaurants & Art Gallery (under pools)
Level 11 16 Suites, Garden, Swimming Pools & Juice Bar
Level 12 - 19 24 Suites
Level 20 22 Suites
Level 21 20 Suites
Level 22 - 23 18 Suites
Level 24 12 Suites
Level 25 10 Suites
Level 26 8 Suites
Level 27 Restaurant & Bar
Level 28 Butterfly Jungle & Bar
The Apeiron Dubai - Key Facilities:
Crescent Lagoon
An underwater sculpted landscape with colourful corals & sea water plant life cultivated to create a unique & surreal world. Fish and crustaceans will be introduced to complete the array of life and colours. At night, the lagoon will be lit with concealed underwater light sources to create a dramatic & different experience for the diver or snorkeller.
Level 00
Boat jetty in building atrium & access to private beach, gardens, fresh water pools & crescent lagoon. Building atrium is over 50m high.
Level 00 & -01 (under the beach)
A Health Club and Spa containing private saunas, steam rooms, treatment rooms, massage rooms, several fresh water pools at different temperatures located outside as well as inside with different lighting at night. Large windows from the Level -01 Spa offer the opportunity to look into the lagoon and see the coral & fish; day and night.
Sculpture & art gallery lit by natural refracted light through pools above.
Level 09
Helipad located 55m above the Arabian Gulf with bridge access across to the ninth floor of the hotel.
Level 11
Outdoor garden with views down the atrium through the building to the sea below & boat jetty as well as views out to sea. Dramatic surroundings with the remainder of the building lifting from the garden level, full size palm trees & fresh water pools. Pools in turn light the restaurant & art gallery below.
Level 28
Double height rooftop Butterfly Jungle level with a unique backdrop of the Arabian Gulf nearly 200m below. The temperature & humidity would be artificially controlled to make it a very relaxing & unique space. The introduction of colourful butterflies would add to the surreal surroundings.
Entertainment
The hotel will also contain a number of private clubs, private cinemas, luxury boutiques, conference rooms, restaurants with menus from all around the world. Restaurants & bars (alcoholic & non alcoholic) distributed throughout building from Level 28 to the underwater restaurant at Level -01.
The Apeiron Dubai images / Information from Sybarite UK Ltd, 171207
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The Apeiron Dubai page : adrian welch / isabelle lomholt
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